Ledge Suction Cup Shelf Ledge Acrylic Window Shelf for Plants Indoor Hold Window Planter Succulents Flowers or Herbs

I bought two packs of these shelves because I ran out of space for my plants, and these guys work perfectly. The shelf is around 4 inches wide, so they can't fit a ton, but perfect for smaller sun loving plants or for propagation! They also seem to be durable and I haven't had any issues with the shelves slipping or not sticking. I did clean the windows and suction cups with alcohol beforehand and waited a few minutes for them to dry completely. I also waited 24 hours before adding any objects to the shelves just to ensure the suction sealed properly.

Using one as a paper towel holder on the bathroom mirror since command strips didn't work to hold anything on the walls (and we can't screw anything in). Looks great since it's clear and isn't obtrusive and doesn't call attention to itself, and it doesn't block light in the small bathroom (only the paper towel roll itself blocks light). Suction stays well, hasn't fallen down in 5 days.. so far so good.Using the other one as a soap dish in the shower, again because it's clear, unobtrusive, doesn't block light, and doesn't look awful and cliché like every other soap holder. And it's large enough to hold the variety of soaps the family uses.In the shower though, the suction cups didn't work because the tile is textured, so I used those high-tensile gel-like (acrylic?) adhesive that's really popular now on Amazon. That adhesive works fine in the wet shower, and it removes cleanly from tile, (but it doesn't remove cleanly from paint so beware). I had to layer the adhesive strips 4 times though because this shelf itself has this extra bit of plastic on the back to make it more stable I guess... but it adds a little lip that means the shelf cannot mount flat onto a wall (since it's designed to work with suction cups, I suppose this isn't a concern for the manufacturer).

I am not sure if the majority of folks with negative reviews on these types of suction cup apparatuses are reading the instructions or if they are just silly. It takes 24 hours before you can put any weight onto these suction cups after you stick them to the window. Please be very careful about that. It is very important that these instructions are followed. Clean the window really well with Windex or alcohol make sure that there's no fuzz or fluff or hair or anything on the window. wet the suction cup but not too much just make sure there's a little bit of moisture in there literally dip your finger in the faucet and draw a circle around the inside of the suction cup. Stick the suction cup into place on the window you can move them around at this time because of the moisture on the suction cups to make sure they're exactly where you want them to be. After this wait 24 hours so that the water inside the suction cup has a chance to set and evaporate. This is critical. If you do not wait for the water to set and evaporate then your suction cup will not hold anything. Thus resulting in poor reviews, returns, and people feeling like they got schnitzeld.Now that that's done. These are amazing. They hold my succulent pots which way about 3 lb a piece on the window with no issue whatsoever I absolutely love these.

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I’ve had mine up for about 2-3 weeks (or so it feels). Here in Memphis, TN we made it to 80 degree days then had 5 inches of snow then it had gotten back up to 65 degree days. So they have defiantly had some temperature changes and haven’t unstuck. They do lean/dip down a little bit from the weight of the plants which is scary to me. But if I push on the suction cups, it straightens back out. I currently have two plants on each. I have another plant I want to add but still worried and know that if it fell, my other plant wouldn’t make it. I also stuck it, left it for a day, added a small plant with no pot just the liner part and left it for a day, then added my lightest pot with plant. I sorta have slowly added the weight to see if it would support before putting stuff on and it instantly falling. But, so far so good. Still worry about it coming un suctioned… and that it sorta leans where the suction need pushed back on.Overall like. No issues. My plants are happy too. I do like the little ledge that blocks the plants in front. Both shelves fit on the same window going left to right

So when I bought this I assumed, no instructions came with it, you just took it out of the packaging and stuck it on the window. I was very wrong and everything came crashing down spilling everywhere. I was about to post a really bad review. Then I looked at the suction cups and the holes you put them in on the plastic shelves. Once I put the suction cups on you stick it on the window like normal BUT you have to push down to lock the tiny part of the suction cups into a sturdier position.They have since been up for 2 months with not 1 fall. I use these shelves to put a glass mason jar herb garden window sill up for winter and there is 4 jars per shelf, still not 1 fall. Works great and remains extremely sturdy. Highly recommend!!

The media could not be loaded.  Okay so I love how easy it was to set it up. Windex the window, add a little moisture on the suction cups then stick it on. I let mine set over night before adding the plants because I don’t want them to fall with my plants in it. So I actually tested it out with empty terracota pots. It passed the test and the next day I added my plants.2 or 3 weeks later, the suction came lose on one end and it caused one of my plants to break. I was so sad. I cleaned and let it set again and 2-3 weeks later it fell again and broke my other plant.

I ordered the ones with a side ledge, but got something different. It's okay though as they are what I needed. They are perfect to give some leverage to my plants for more sun! Loving these